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What does the Bible say about who are God's people?

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God's people are identified as those chosen and given to Christ by the Father, believing in Him and worshipping in spirit and truth.

The Bible emphasizes that God's people are those chosen by Him before the foundation of the world. In John 17, Jesus states that they are a divinely given people, given to Him by the Father as part of the covenant of grace. These individuals, by the work of the Holy Spirit, come to faith in Christ, realizing that their salvation and assurance lies solely in His atoning work, not their own efforts or merits. Thus, true identification of God's people is found in their regeneration and belief in the Lord Jesus as the sole source of their salvation.
Scripture References: John 17:2, John 6:37, John 8:39, Galatians 3:28, John 1:10-13

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